934AWI34-135 — Reservist Lodging Procedures

934AWI34-135 governs reservist lodging procedures, reservations, quarters, off-base lodging, walk-ins, UTA no-shows, newcomers, and operating hours.

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  • Publication number: 934AWI34-135
  • Title: RESERVIST LODGING PROCEDURES
  • Date: 2026-02-19

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It establishes ALRS reservation procedures, commuting-area rules, lodging payment requirements, and responsibilities for reservists and lodging personnel. It also sets policies for walk-ins, UTA no-shows, newcomer lodging, and North Country Lodge operations.

Applies to: It applies to 934th Airlift Wing (AW) personnel.

Topics covered

  • ALRS lodging reservations
  • Local commuting area
  • On-base quarters
  • Off-base commercial lodging
  • Walk-in lodging
  • UTA no-show policy
  • Newcomer lodging
  • North Country Lodge hours

Questions and answers

When are government quarters authorized for reservists?

Government quarters are only authorized for those persons residing beyond the designated radius, as determined by the Joint Travel Regulation or base procedures. (paragraph 1)

What is the local commuting area for 934th Airlift Wing reservists?

The established local commuting area for reservists assigned to the 934th Airlift Wing consists of a one-way distance of 50 miles or less; any drive exceeding 50 miles will be considered outside the local commuting area. (paragraph 1)

When must UTA lodging reservations be made?

Lodging reservations are required to be made no later than 2200 hours the Sunday before each Unit Training Assembly (UTA). (paragraph 1)

What lodging costs does 934 AW pay for IDT?

Inactive Duty for Training (IDT): 934 AW will pay lodging cost. This consists of presenting an AF Form 40A, Record of Individual Inactive Duty, when performing a rescheduled UTA/Readiness Management Period (RMP) or a 934 AW Form 2, AFTP/AGTP Lodging Certification when performing Additional Flying Training Period (AFTP) or Additional Ground Training Period (AGTP). (paragraph 2)

What happens when reservists walk in without reservations?

Reservists who walk-in without making reservations may still utilize government quarters, however, the unit of assignment will not pay for lodging of reservists who fail to comply with this directive. (paragraph 5)

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